Alves: Barcelona are world's marvelous, anyhow Juventus are favourites

Juventus hold a 3-0 first-leg advantage making a beeline for Camp Nou, where Barcelona will require another momentous turnaround to advance.

Dani Alves claims Barcelona remain the best group on the planet, yet he is sure Juventus will advance in the Champions Alliance at his old club's cost.

The Brazil worldwide burned through eight trophy-loaded years at Camp Nou, where he will return on Wednesday without precedent for a Juve shirt – his new businesses sitting on a 3-0 first-leg lead.

In spite of his elevated feeling of Luis Enrique's group – who were four objectives down against Paris Holy person Germain in the last round and still experienced – Alves rates Juve as having a "60 for each penny" shot of achieving the semi-finals.

"I'm upbeat to be at the Camp Nou. It's a peculiar feeling being back, this is the primary shot I have needed to do it," said the 33-year-old, who won the opposition three times with Barca.


"Our odds of experiencing? We're at 60 for every penny, except we have awesome regard for Barcelona.

"Juventus concentrate their adversaries with extraordinary detail. We know precisely what we have to do. It's an immense errand, yet in the event that we thump out Barcelona, we will have thumped out the best side on the planet.

"We're here to pull together, draw from our aggregate involvement and pursue our fantasy – the Champions Class trophy."

Juve have not been delegated champions of Europe since 1996.